That does seem to be the implication. However, he may actually decide to fix it.
Where ‘he’ hopefully means ‘Eliezer’.
Huh? He means the fictional character Snape. That is, I hope that in the narrative Snape will decide to fix it.
Whereas through playing on ambiguity I am hoping that Eliezer will put something in the story about actual sunk costs, which Snape’s story does not currently qualify as! As of right now the story is broken.
Ah yes. This makes sense. In that context I agree with your statement as well.
Or alternatively, the title is broken.
Yes, a two word fix right there!
Where ‘he’ hopefully means ‘Eliezer’.
Huh? He means the fictional character Snape. That is, I hope that in the narrative Snape will decide to fix it.
Whereas through playing on ambiguity I am hoping that Eliezer will put something in the story about actual sunk costs, which Snape’s story does not currently qualify as! As of right now the story is broken.
Ah yes. This makes sense. In that context I agree with your statement as well.
Or alternatively, the title is broken.
Yes, a two word fix right there!